Amber design by Flow «Beim Amber hat Stöckli in Bezug auf die Optik und die Fahreigenschaften ganze Arbeit geleistet. Ein schlichter, hochwertiger Auftritt, der voll im Trend liegt»

Pascal Hänggi, Ride 04/11Flow Design Stöckli Amber_Ride 04_11.pdf

FLOW designs for Fairly Bike Manufacturing (Taiwan) the unique E-FLOW, which is now sold under the name e.t. by Stöckli. The unique solution to plunge the battery in the seat post, gives users much more flexibility when it comes to the reoccurring activity of charging.E flow in der NZZ.pdf

The new e-bike designed by Flow was presented at this year's TAIPEI CYCLE SHOW by three working prototypes. The bike could be viewed and tested at the Fairly Bike Manufacturing trade stand. The final finishing touches are being applied, so you can expect to see a new generation of e-bikes on the streets within this year.

„Selten hat man von Stöckli einen solch ansprechenden, modernen Rahmen gesehen. Der Hauptrahmen aus Carbon-Monocoque besticht durch weiche, flüssige Konturen. Die schön geformten Rohre werden farblich in ihrer Formgebung unterstützt und verleihen dem Bike eine gewisse Dynamik.“

Pascal Hänggi, RideArtikel im Ride 04 2010.pdf

„Der Name stehe als Sinnbild für die Nehmerqualitäten des Bikes und generell für eine neue, naturverbundene Emotionalität der Marke. Während der 18-monatigen Entwicklungsphase hat Stöckli erstmals mit dem Industriedesigner Vincenz Droux zusammengearbeitet. Individuelles Design und praxisorientierte Funktionalität werden immer wichtiger, um sich von den Konkurrenzprodukten abzuheben.“
Thomas Steger, PM Stöckli, bike 9 10Artikel im bike 9 2010.pdf

“The Eflow by the Swiss design team Flow turns around the common principle of public infrastructure. Their idea is to place the battery into the seat post tube and make it one piece with the seat. Via a clever mechanism, the whole thing can be taken out and slid back in again and locked. What you take with you when you go to the office, department store, university, or pub is the battery together with the seat…”
Susanne Brüsch, BIKE EUROPEArtikel BIKE europe 05 2010.pdf

Flow AG at the Taipei Cycle Show 2010 on the booth of Fairly Bike Manufacturing.

The exhibition of SATW (Swiss Acedemy of technical science) in Biel. Hans Stöckli, president of the city Biel and National Councillor is visiting the exhibition stand. Vincenz Droux and Björn Ischi give an insight on design projects and explain the design processes.

The customer Newspaper of PostFinance reported with a detailed article on Flow AG.artikel_postfinance_kundenzeitung.pdf

The Economic broadcast ECO of SF DRS reports about company foundations. The shooting took place in the office of Flow where Vincenz Droux gives a statement.

The Bieler Tagblatt was visiting Flow to report about the history, projects and the vision of the Flow AG.artikel_bieler_tagblatt.pdf

"The new audio guide of the Zentrum Paul Klee in Bern looks like a mixture of an IPod and a remote control. Via the audio guide, visitors get spoken comments to the art at display." Flow designed the hardware of the audio guide.artikel_berner_zeitung.pdf

The journal Schweizer Eisenbahn-Revue reports about the modernisation of the short distance trains of the SBB, which were constructed by Bombardier Transportation and designed by Flow.artikel_eisenbahn_revue.pdf

Via visited design offices to get insight about the short distance train designs of the future. The article also reports on the new short distance train of the SBB, which was developed by Bombardier Transportation with design support by Flow.artikel_via.pdf